Diversity and Potential of Support by People and Their Organizations with Disabilities in the 2024 Noto Peninsula Earthquake

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イシヅカ, ユウコ

Ishizuka, Yuko

支援の多様性

共感性

People with disabilities

diversity of support

empathy

研究ノート

This paper, focuses on support activities by people with disabilities and their organizations in the Noto Peninsula earthquake, and reports on three case studies. People with disabilities and their organizations advocate for those who might otherwise be overlooked and have a more empathetic disaster respons. It became clear based on our case studies that people with disabilities and their organizations are approaching support that not only to saves lives, but also to help people live peacefully during evacuation. It was also confirmed that people with disabilities and a diverse range of others were motivated to provide adequate support and were doing so. This study also established that it is necessary for people whose needs during a disaster may otherwise be ignored or only been the target of support, to take the initiative and participate in the process of response and reconstruction. This case studies suggest that a variety of support by variety people services are needed to enable people with weak voices to rebuild life and recover.